Wednesday, November 30, 2011

I am writing
to ask your office to determine if there is cause to look into the curious
circumstances surrounding the birth of Trig Palin (the baby Sarah Palin claims
she delivered on April 18, 2008) in relation to a larger picture that includes
the activities of SarahPAC and possible arson-related cases in Wasilla.

As you may
know, many questions surround the alleged birth of Trig. I am enclosing an
article I wrote that was published on September 20 at BusinessInsider.com. The
article does a roundup of many of the oddities relating to Palin’s account of
how she gave birth to Trig. I want to be clear that I have no specific
knowledge of wrongdoing by Sarah Palin or her associates, beyond almost
certainly staging a birth hoax. And the evidence for that is circumstantial but
overwhelming.

Nonetheless,
if Palin lied about giving birth to Trig, then she arguably committed a kind of
fraud against the American people, because that alleged birth became a central
plank of her political identity. By itself, that apparent lie perhaps broke no
laws. I am wondering, however, if a lie in that circumstance might be seen as
part of a web of factors that warrant considering whether RICO or similar
statutes might apply.

I think that
after reviewing the facts in my attached article, you will agree that the only
possible explanation for Palin to fly 3,000-plus miles on April 17, 2008, to an
inadequately equipped medical facility while allegedly in labor with a
premature special-needs child was to stage a hoax.

Perhaps you
are aware that a church Palin attended, the Wasilla Bible Church, was set on
fire on December 12, 2008. People at blog sites speculated that the fire may
have been set to destroy records relating to Trig, such as adoption records,
but offered no evidence. Then the following month, a woman named Darlene “Dar”
Miller died in a fire at her home in Wasilla. Bloggers made much of the fact
that Miller had been a neonatal nurse but offered no evidence that she had been
connected to the Palins.

Unexplained
questions surround those fires. One oddity is that the Wasilla fire chief told
reporters that Miller seemingly started the fire at her home by smoking – but
there is reason to believe she was not a smoker. A woman in Alaska told me that
when she tried to get access to the investigation records for the Miller fire,
she was told they had been turned over to the Wasilla police department and
were not available to the public.

I’m not going
to suggest theories here. The fact that those two fires happened so soon after
the 2008 presidential election in a small community, with one fire involving a
church frequented by Palin, should by itself spark the interest of law
enforcement officials on various levels.

You also
perhaps know about SarahPAC. It has collected millions in donations since it
was created in 2009. I have no idea if its spending would pass an audit. I
understand the PAC hired her parents for certain services, and there may be
nothing irregular in that, or in her bus tour/vacation last summer, where Paul
Revere became a subject of interest.

A cursory
examination of the PAC’s filings with the FEC and that agency’s requests for
additional information suggests there may be significant questions relating to
the actual recipients of large amounts of money. Of particular interest might
be Pie-Spy LLC, a marketing firm started by Sarah Palin herself that allegedly
provides marketing services for the elderly.

My question
is whether all the above, taken together, would seem to warrant a closer look
at what happened with Trig’s birth. The central hypothesis might be that Palin
used a hoax to create a political persona that then enabled her to enrich
herself. It can be documented that Palin in many venues since 2008 has repeated
the lie that she gave birth to Trig (although sometimes changing facts, such as
what city the birth took place in).

A strong case
could be made that the frequent repetition of the lie was meant to enable her
to continue soliciting millions of dollars in contributions. What seemed
especially egregious, from the standpoint of bilking donors, was Palin’s
stringing out her decision concerning whether she was going to run for
president. Her daughter Bristol said in late June that Palin had already made
up her mind. But in late September, SarahPAC sent out a letter that said:

“Gov. Palin is on the verge
of making her decision of whether or not to run for office. It’s one of the
most difficult and important decisions of her life. And I want her to know that
she has our support … Send your best, one-time gift to SarahPAC today to help
her elect more common-sense conservatives – and show her that we support her if
she decides to run."

I am
enclosing copies of letters I have sent to John
R. Lee, CEO of Mat-Su Regional Medical Center, where
Palin claims she gave birth to Trig; and Wayne T. Smith, President and
CEO of Community Health Systems (Mat-Su’s parent company), Franklin, TN 37067.

About me: I
am a concerned citizen who has done considerable research on Sarah Palin's
alleged birth of Trig Palin. I am, on behalf of the public, seeking to find the
truth in this matter. As a professor at a public university, I believe my job
encompasses contributing to the public welfare in this manner.

7 comments:

Sarah changed the business purpose of Pie-Spy, LLC earlier this year from a business entity set up on April 3, 2009 for "Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities" to a business entity that is now for "Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers".

Good for you. Great letter! Don't give up.In one of your posts you mentioned there is a investigation now into the birth hoax and that a case was being prepared. Are you sure about that?Wouldn't Holder know about this already?

Great job, Brad! I hope your letter DOES get the attention it deserves, and does NOT get thrown into the recycle bin... Maybe an open letter in several newspapers would do the job? (It would raise awareness in the public also, too - I believe the mainstream public has NO IDEA what is going on with Palin and the hoax she delivered on the US public [and the world at large]!)